HAOLONGGOOD - New For 2023

[shahinos]

I like it and will eventually get it, but can't unsee the similarity to both a green and a ripe pineapple...

But I'm all for unrepresented figures!

[Samrukia]

Ok my bad I can safely buy the PNSO ankylosaurus then.

Cool releases, but they are not making any of the teased dinosaurs on that poster, weird.
I wanted an updated Dilophosaurus.

V @vampiredesign mentioned that the poster is just a poster, do not rely on it

[SenSx]

Ok my bad I can safely buy the PNSO ankylosaurus then.

Cool releases, but they are not making any of the teased dinosaurs on that poster, weird.
I wanted an updated Dilophosaurus.

V @vampiredesign mentioned that the poster is just a poster, do not rely on it

Oh ok, well then just surprises.

[Fembrogon]

It's also not guaranteed we WON'T see any of the genera (or similar animals) on the poster in the future. The year is still young; at this rate we might see 6-8 more releases for 2023.

[SidB]

I see one estimate for an overall length of 4 metres. I hope that this will be in a 1/35 ish scale - it really is encouraging to get smaller dinosaurs in this scale, following the lead of Wild Past with their Protoceratops and Tethyshadros pair. I'm more than a bit weary of endless giants. It's would be great to get many more small to mid-sized 1/35 scalers. Bring on some ornithomimids Haolonggood.

[Gwangi]

I know it's not by PNSO or an Ankylosaurus but it looks soooo similar to Sede. Not really a complaint, more of an observation. Haolonggood is quickly replacing PNSO in my heart.

[shahinos]

I see one estimate for an overall length of 4 metres. I hope that this will be in a 1/35 ish scale - it really is encouraging to get smaller dinosaurs in this scale, following the lead of Wild Past with their Protoceratops and Tethyshadros pair. I'm more than a bit weary of endless giants. It's would be great to get many more small to mid-sized 1/35 scalers. Bring on some ornithomimids Haolonggood.

According to Paleofiguras on Facebook it'll be 15 cm, so unfortunately the scale looks off.

[SidB]

I see one estimate for an overall length of 4 metres. I hope that this will be in a 1/35 ish scale - it really is encouraging to get smaller dinosaurs in this scale, following the lead of Wild Past with their Protoceratops and Tethyshadros pair. I'm more than a bit weary of endless giants. It's would be great to get many more small to mid-sized 1/35 scalers. Bring on some ornithomimids Haolonggood.

According to Paleofiguras on Facebook it'll be 15 cm, so unfortunately the scale looks off.

You're right, S @shahinos , that works out to roughly 1/27 scale, a bit on the big side, unless you refer this genus to Saichania itself, which some researchers are doing. On the other hand, many of the smaller PNSO and Safari ceratopsians in the 1/25 range, for example, get displayed with 1/30-1/35 theropods in various collections, including mine, and pass muster as oversize specimens, or at least because one choses to disregard how small they actually were, I suppose.

[Lynx]

Other than pose, I don't see much resemblance to the PNSO ankylosaurus but I also don't have it in person, so not much to say on my part

[Stegotyranno420]

I know it's not by PNSO or an Ankylosaurus but it looks soooo similar to Sede. Not really a complaint, more of an observation. Haolonggood is quickly replacing PNSO in my heart.

I agree, and that is a good thing.

[Faelrin]

Oh it is a genus that hasn't been on the market before. How interesting. Never heard of this one before either.

[vampiredesign]

I'm a bit busy, so I don't need to send pictures anymore. Then I'll go prepare the new product later. Surprises must never stop.

[ceratopsian]

I wondered where you were, V @vampiredesign. We like your surprises. 

I'm a bit busy, so I don't need to send pictures anymore. Then I'll go prepare the new product later. Surprises must never stop.

[dragon53]

[ceratopsian]

Interesting - if the colours are true in the video, my "orange" version is a much stronger, more saturated and vivid orange.  The green looks the same tone as mine, which suggests the colours are true.

[ceratopsian]

I see that the Tianzhenosaurus is already being offered by Model Toy Center on AliExpress.  So I imagine the other stores will have it soon enough too.

[postsaurischian]

[ceratopsian]

The last photo where the Tianzhenosaurus group look like synchronised swimmers is my favourite.  Haolonggood's photographer was inspired on that one!

[Gwangi]

Definitely getting the green version so that it stands out next to Sede.

[Sim]

It's also not guaranteed we WON'T see any of the genera (or similar animals) on the poster in the future. The year is still young; at this rate we might see 6-8 more releases for 2023.

I wish, but I think vampiredesign said they took care of 8 paint samples, so that would leave one more species to be revealed...  I hope it's a carnivore this time.  I think Austroraptor would come out very well with Haolonggood's style of painting.

As for the Tianzhenosaurus, the colouration on the two versions is among the best I've ever seen, but I don't like the figure's head so I don't think I can get it.  It's an improvement over the previous two figures though, I think.